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Why guardrails and constitutions aren't enough to stop rogue AI-and what may actually work instead

New Delhi, Aug. 18 -- In July 2026, the UK's AI Safety Institute (AISI) realized that an agent it had tasked with completing a software-security exercise had tried to social-engineer its way to the so... और पढ़ें


OpenAI copyright case: the court ruling gave the company relief but doesn't relieve the AI industry

New Delhi, Aug. 11 -- In recent months, there have been more than a few court rulings on the copyright implications of training artificial intelligence (AI) models. Last month, the Regional Court of M... और पढ़ें


Are open-weight AI models like Kimi available for anyone to use? Not quite. Here's why

New Delhi, Aug. 4 -- Late last month, Moonshot AI released the weights for Kimi K3, a 2.8-trillion-parameter artificial intelligence (AI) model so advanced that it only lags the very best models from ... और पढ़ें


India's order against Bitchat defies logic-and it's time to draw a clear line on software bans

At 23, July 28 -- 16 on the night of 23 July, a nodal officer at the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) issued a takedown order to GitHub, giving the company just three hours to comply. Whi... और पढ़ें


AI in medicine: model makers need a Marketing 101 lesson-focus on what customer need must be met

New Delhi, July 21 -- A surprising number of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions in the radiology space focus on 'segmentation'-the process of tracing the outline of an organ or tumour on a scan. ... और पढ़ें


The World Cup's controversial tech-assisted referee decisions presage a rise in techno-cynicism

New Delhi, July 14 -- Fourteen minutes into the Fifa World Cup group-stage football match between Qatar and Switzerland, the referee awarded Switzerland a penalty kick. Two Swiss players looked margin... और पढ़ें


Javier Milei's proposal of an AI-run company with no humans involved is deeply flawed. Here's why

New Delhi, July 7 -- In an article in the Financial Times last month, Argentine President Javier Milei announced that his government was planning to create a new kind of company-a non-human corporatio... और पढ़ें


Genetic engineering can go wrong: programmable biology without rules could end up as a nightmare

New Delhi, June 30 -- Today, for about $29, you can buy a petunia that glows in the dark. The Firefly Petunia, sold by synthetic biology company Light Bio, was created using genes from luminous mushro... और पढ़ें


Lost in a maze of passwords? Passkeys offer a convenient and secure path to website access

New Delhi, June 16 -- Last week, I tried to cancel an e-mandate and found myself in a world of pain. As I recall, it was super easy to set up the standing instruction-all I had to do was provide my cr... और पढ़ें


Lawyers who embrace AI have much to gain-but they must use these tools on their own terms

New Delhi, June 9 -- All of a sudden, legal AI solutions are all the rage. Harvey, a leading legal AI company, is now valued at $11 billion, while Legora, its nearest rival, just raised $550 million i... और पढ़ें